mepeace.org - network for peace

Fesalk411's Comments

Comment Wall (188 comments)

You need to be a member of mepeace.org - network for peace to add comments!

Join mepeace.org - network for peace

At 11:26pm on June 13, 2010, Roberta Kelinson said…
Thank you for welcoming me into this group of peacemakers! I promise to do what I can from Illinois in the United States!!
At 7:18pm on June 3, 2010, Angele Lourice Clark born Rabba said…
My friend. I wholeheartedly agree with you. We should live in peace together. But there has to be mutual compasion and tollerance.
The way that Israel is treating the people of Gaza is barbaric and against all human values.
Peace is not achieved by oppresion but by mutual respect and compasion.
At 11:51pm on May 31, 2010, Ece Öztürk said…
Ve aleyküm selam :)

Thank you for sharing your story, we all have prejudices that stick on us by others like governments, false believes etc... and all is in human to break them all. Your story tells us so :)
At 11:39pm on May 31, 2010, Aimee E.S. said…
Hello Faisal, I'm not far from you, I live in North Jerusalem. I'm really moved by your story and share your beliefs. I tell my Muslim friends that we have so much in common and that we should focus on our similarities and not on our differences... Thank you so much for sharing your story, I hope for peace very soon... Inshallah...
At 9:40pm on May 30, 2010, Liz Monaghan said…
Dear Faisal
Thank you for your invitation to be your friend and for sharing your story with me. I am always amazed at our human capacity to change, often learning through adversity. I cannot imagine what your time in prison was like as such a young person, still a child. You know better than I the meaning of freedom. I share your wish for peace through tolerant and respectful (and maybe even friendly!) understanding.
Kind regards
Liz
At 4:43pm on May 24, 2010, Yehuda Schwartz said…
היי פייסל!
תודה שסיפרת את הסיפור שלך. זה מאוד ריגש אותי.
זה מראה איך פוליטיקה יכולה ליצור סכסוך מלאכותי.

אני בטוח שיש עדיין הרבה ילדים שנופלים קרבן לתעמולה ונכנסים במעגל האלימות.
לכן חשוב להכיר ולהיפגש כדי להבין שיש אנשים טובים ורעים בשני הצדדים.
אני מסכים אתך. שיש לנו אותו אלוהים אחד ושהאדמה שייכת לכולם.
אני מקווה שיהיה פתרון פוליטי שישנה את האווירה ושיפסיקו ליצור שנאה בשני הצדדים.
אתקשר אליך בערב,

יהודה
At 4:51pm on May 20, 2010, Yogesh Pagar said…
* Namaste Faisal!

Appreciated your courage in sharing your Life-happenings all this while.
You must realise, you are not alone now.

My best wishes to you, your family & people around you.
Yogesh Pagar
At 10:28pm on May 18, 2010, Gary Rocha said…
Hello Fesail -
Thank you for the invitation to connect as "friends". As achild that went through WW2 I relate very well to your desire for Peace. I am the founder of Creating A Better World (CABW), as well as the Executive Directore for International Ambassador Program, and initiative for Humanity Healing Organization. United we will have Peace.
At 6:34pm on May 8, 2010, Miriam Cospel said…
hello fesalk. thanks for writing me ... I read your story and really admire your sincerity ... how do you personally have experienced this and have had the strength and courage to go out with my head high and tell your story to the world .... You're right we have the same God and everything belongs to him .. He created us and without him we can not do anything ... and love our neighbor as ourselves is one of his commandments ... Shalom!
At 6:24pm on May 8, 2010, عاشقة الشهاده said…
السلام عليكم ازيك يا اخ فيصل سلامى لكل فرد فى القدس الحبيبه سلامى لكل ذرة تراب بالقدس سلامى لكل حجر بالمسجد الاقصى
At 11:24pm on May 6, 2010, Einat Kal said…
Dear Faisal,
Thank you for sharing your life story. Sad that as children we dont even know what we are fighting about and we grow up and still dont know what we are fighting about.
On the one side it's a shame about 12 Years in prison but on the other hand it helped you transform into a person who really deeply understands things. Sometimes through suffering and humility one achieves true greatness. And you can spread that wisdom that you gained in Life. I happy to be your friend.
Anat
At 9:47am on May 6, 2010, Rachel Gottlieb said…
Faisal, Salam Aleikum, it is an honor to be your friend. It was very moving for me to read your story about your transformation.You have courage and hope. I hope someday we can meet
Rachel
At 4:19pm on April 29, 2010, VJEKOSLAV SAJE said…
Dear Faisal, I am so glad to hear the story of your attitude transformation, and willingness to accept the other, and try to understand their fears and needs. I was in the land of Israel and Palestine in 2000, and 2009, and I am convinced that your generation will finally decide to make a solid agreement to live together with your Jewish brothers. I lived for 5 years in Iraq, facing different conflicts, then I experienced the war in my Country Bosnia, being under Siege in Sarajevo for 4 yers. But I did not lose the trust, and I realized that conflict is always between god and evil, not between nations or religions. So building relationships, and making friends, should bring peace to your region. You must find the mechanisms and tools to discourage people who are deeply rooted in hatred and who deny the right for existence of the other, and the new era will begin. I am from a mixed family, living in a mixed marriage, and I am a secular Christian, with some of the Jewish touch, through my great grandmother, my wife is a secular Moslem, and in addition to that, my best friend is a Palestinian guy, whom I met in Iraq. I helped him and his family of 18 to escape the carnage there, settle in Sarajevo for 10 years, and now they live in Sweden, and Canada. He used to have a similar attitude about Jews, in his early years, like you had, but I was frank with him about my background, and he realized that it would be insane to kill me, as a best friend, just because he was told so by some manipulators.
The peace is possible and you, and my friend can create it, specially by bringing up your children in different manner. Good Luck
Vjekoslav
At 8:30pm on April 25, 2010, Christopher Stewart said…

Hey ! Thanks for the request... happy to connect ! :o)

Best wishes,
Chris

At 11:32pm on April 20, 2010, Andra Baylus said…
In getting to know the "other", we find that the "other" is really our beloved brother or sister. Thank you for your honesty. Knowing that education can change people's perspectives inspires those of us that are members of ME organizations to include the educational component of personal stories as well as discussions that are issue related. Transformation comes with enlightenment....and your suffering gave birth to a story that will change hearts forever. May we share it with our ME groups Faisal?

To EnLIGHTen our hearts, I found this Interfaith YouTube, as a gift you will enjoy with the Interfaith Amigos: a Rabbi, a Minister and a Sheikh! In our serious world, it is healthy to laugh at the absurdity of life sometimes. Pass it forward....

*Click and ENJOY!
(There are many more.)
VERY FUNNY and Poignant!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=285oD1EJqFQ
At 3:00pm on April 11, 2010, Iartist said…
It sounds like you have found the balance of peace by experiencing the meaning of suffering. Life is so much better when we embrace all the people of the world as our own. May Peace be with you my new friend!
Namaste :)
At 6:20pm on April 7, 2010, Katherine Barbieri said…
Thank you for sharing your story. As an outsider researching the issues, it really helps to hear people's indvidual stories.
At 4:28pm on April 7, 2010, Taso Frantzis said…
Hi Faisal,

what an amazing story you have and what an amazing human being you are truly remarkable. If my name was not Taso it would be Faisal.

You are the exemplar of peace.
Best Regards
Taso
At 2:30pm on April 6, 2010, Dr. Peter Stockdale said…
Congratulations on your individual struggle reaching where it has. Over here, I will be working on changing our conservative elites attachment to the position of whatever the Israeli government's position happens to be at the time. This is changing already at the bureaucratic level. My observation is that the Palestinian position could try other non-violent tactics, such as the equivalent of Gandhi's Salt March, to make its' position more just. Adopting a one-state solution will also make Israelis want a 2 state solution more quickly. My best wishes to you.
At 9:16pm on April 5, 2010, Baruch Shalev said…
פיסל יקר,תודה על מכתבך.ועל ששתפת אותי ובסבל הרב שעברת. והטוב שאתה מצליח לעשות גם מהשנים הקשות, שעברו עליך.מי ייתן שיהיה לך טוב ואושר, והמשפחה והקהילה שלך ייהנו שנים ארוכות מהטוב לב שהצחת ליצור מהסבל האישי.היום ביליתי בחברת הנזירים שציינתי שמבקרים כאן, כרגע, מפלאם-וילאג' ונהנייתי מהשלווה הפנימית שלהם, ומהגישה שלהם שממש לא מבדילים בין אדם לאדם, בין דת לדת, בין לאום ללאום. מקבלים כל אדם באהבה מלאה, ורק מחפשים לשרת ולעזור להתמיר את הסבל, להשתחרר מהפחד, ולהיות עם תקווה. מאחל לך כל טוב. אגב, אני לא כל כך טוב בכתיבה, וכעת יאהיה בסדנה ולא פותח מחשב. גם בימים רגילים, לא כל יום אני פותח מחשב. אבל מודה לך שנכנסת לעולמי ולליבי ועוד נזכה להכיר טוב יותר.ברכות ! ברוך

Latest Activity

Joel Peters and Oliver Haack are now friends
4 hours ago
Joel Peters is now a peacemaker on mepeace.org - network for peace
6 hours ago
Tim Upham posted a status
"May God lift His countenance to you and establish peace for you. Numbers 6:26"
12 hours ago
Maha Mehanna updated their profile
16 hours ago
Maha Mehanna liked Narine Melikyan's video
16 hours ago
YTheater Project Jerusalem posted events
18 hours ago

Search mepeace.org

"Like" us on Facebook

Badge

Loading…

© 2013   Created by Eyal Raviv.

Feedback | Report an Issue  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service